Personal notes travel and visits in Sedalia
A crowd of residents including Mrs Mollie Wainscott Mrs W S Shirk Sr and Sam Kingsbaker travel or visit in Kansas City St Louis Boston and Warrensburg. Local figures like Rev Father Nieberg Dr Sam Kelly and J W Mellor are noted for trips and returns related to family friends and business in and around Sedalia Missouri.
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W. S Shirk, Sr
Kansas City
Sam Kingsbaker
St. Louis
John W. Menefee, Sr
John T. Heard
T. L. Dickey
Boston, Mo
B. F. Martin
Father Nieberg
Sacred Heart Parish
Ohio
Round trip to St Louis World’s Fair for $5
The M K and T railway offers round trip tickets to St Louis for World’s fair visitors at five dollars. Tickets are valid for return until midnight Monday June 15. Children pay half the one way fare. See Katy’s agent for details.
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M., K. & T. Railway
St. Louis
Katy
Old Hen Keeps Kittens Under Protective Feathers
New York story recounts Jeremiah Lisk of Bayonne finding a motherless brood of three kittens in his store cellar. A hen, once mother to twelve eggs, hatched only one chick which was killed by a cat. The hen now guards the three kittens beneath her feathers, refusing to part with them and remaining aloof from other birds.
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Mr. Lisk
Lamonte Letter Social Roundup of Visitors and Travel
Local notes list visits and travels among residents and guests. Miss Lottie Ramey visits her uncle W H Oglesby in Lamonte. Mrs Della Vaughan visits relatives in Chicago. Miss Myrtle Evans stays with Aunt Bettie Gibson in Smithton. Karl Conway returns from the St Louis World’s Fair. Mrs C E Terry returns from the Christian Endeavor convention in Clarksburg. Roland Snerley visits from Cape Girardeau. Roy Lang returns to Sedalia after visiting here. A T Hughes ill at home in Warrensburg. W O Terry and wife visit on Decoration Day. Miss Estelle Agee visiting Sedalia. Miss Helen Farris to Warrenton for summer with relatives. Rev Rhoads of Canton preaches Sunday. Mrs Richard Wheeler and son Elmo go to St Louis for the World’s Fair.
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Frank Hobart
Columbia
State University
W. E. Staton
Jefferson City
W. T. Wilson
Charleston
Illinois
O. Wilson
East Third Street
Will Conway
Lamonte
Washington University
St. Louis
J. C. McGrew
Lexington
Lawrence P. North
Irene
Walter Brill
Kansas City
Miss Delight Rambo
Warsaw
Ind
J. D. Franklin
Karl Conway
C. E. Terry
Clarksburg
Christian Endeavor Convention
Roland Snerley
Cape Girardeau
Roy Lang
Sedalia
A. T. Hughes
Missouri Pacific
Warrensburg
C. F. Hughes
South Main Street
W. O. Terry
Estelle Agee
Helen Farris
Warrenton
Mr. Rhoads
Canton
Richard Wheeler
Elmo
Sedalia Officer Confines Stray Hog in Home Pen
Officer W. H. Boullt captured a stray hog Tuesday afternoon after chasing it through Sedalia streets. The owner is unknown, and Boullt said it would be fine if no one claimed the animal.
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W. H. Boullt
Sedalia
Pythian Lodges Set June United Service at Calvary Church
Sedalia lodge No. 27 and Queen City Lodge No. 52 Knights of Pythias invite the public to a united service at Calvary church next Sunday evening June 5. Special music will be provided and Rev. Brother Edmund A. Neville will deliver a sermon on Principles of Pythianism.
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Sedalia Lodge
Queen City
Knights of Pythias
Calvary Church
Edmund A. Neville
Overheard on the Pike at a Local Exposition
Comic exchange about visiting the exposition at night prompts jokes on Allen's Foot-Ease. Footnote mentions a June train, and a reader asks where to find a good ice cream soda, with Farris' named.
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Mr. Easy
Allen
Miss Foote
Farris
Friends dispute Kansas City rest as remains questioned
Close associates challenge the identification of remains found in Kansas City, arguing they are not those of the missing man. Authorities continue to investigate with family awaiting confirmation.
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Kansas City
Rumor of Bodily Identity in Boatright Death Case
Joplin Missouri reports a wild rumor that Buckfoot Boatright's supposed corpse from Kansas City may be someone else. Physicians confirmed scars on the body match Boatright, though townsfolk doubt the identity amid Brumley’s prior drowning and ongoing legal appeal over a three year sentence.
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Supreme Court
Boatright
Brumley
Joplin
The
Eagles
Globe
Kansas City
Mount Vernon
Lawrence County
Curley Brumley
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Reap
Greater New York Salvage Co., Limited
the Model Clothing Store
Ohio Street
Sedalia, Missouri
H. G. Delafe G CO
Mari
Taylor
Mollie Wainscott
Donald M. Long
Holden
S. A. D. Curtis
J. R. O'Bannon
G. A. Widder
Sam Kelly
Knob Noster
J. W. Mellor
Lou Menefee
Thomas Franklin
Houstonia
C. W. Rudy
Lamonte Milling and Grain Company
Mary Cashman
St. Cecilia’s Academy
C. H. Evans
H. McClain
Central Business College
Hot Springs
Ark
Mr. McClain
R. F. Graham
Albion
Iowa
Knox and
Panamas
Knox
New York
Jeremiah Lisk
Avenue D
Bayonne
Mrs
Amelia Rausen
Cardus
Menasna
Wrs
St. Menasha, Wis
Cardui
Rausch
Lottie Ramey
Garden City, Mo
W. H. Oglesby
Mrs Della Vaughan
Chicago
Myrtle Evans
Bettie Gibson
Smithton
Joplin, Mo
Buckfoot Boatright
Oae
Bignatore
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